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St. Peter's Bones - Girlyman

"Growing tired, barely walking Walking over this sweet grave Winds grew bolder, bruised my shoulder Not much left to say Sweet and spare now, holy sparrow Singing softly outside When it's colder, we'll"

St. Valentine's Day - Bill Morrissey

"The church was cold and darkness at the early morning Mass Till the sun brought its own colors to the figures in the stained glass And they shown from a light that came from so far away It was a miracle"

St. Stephen's Cross - Vienna Teng

"He was there the night the wall came down. He lost her in the endless crowd, In the shadow of St. Stephen's cross. He sent cries aloft for his fellow man, His fingers slipping from her hand, The rain clouds"

St. Olav's Gate - Nanci Griffith

"Drinking black market vodka in the back of the Scottsman's saloon Then it's red meat and whiskey like a coyote drunk on the moon Outside in Oslo the buskers' all sing the same tune And it's Waltzin' Matilda"

St. Christopher's lullaby - Gary Jules

"Leave your trophy's and your golden wings there by the door in my roomi don't need to know where you've beenor where we're going toYou don't need to be funnier for medon't have to always be strongyou don't"

St. Christopher's Lullabye - Gary Jules

"Leave your trophies and your golden wings There by the door of my room I don't need to know where you've been Or where we're going to Uou don't need to be funny for me Don't have to always be strong You"

St. Vitus dance - Bauhaus

"Back in the good old days when dancing meant exploding The idea was simple for a decent overloading And for a multiple flash with no chords attached He came up with a more remote flash trigger It's connected"

St. James Infirmary - Animals

"I went down to Old Joe's BarOn the corner by the squareAll the men were having drinks, same as usualAnd the same old crowd was thereOh, no...On my left stood my good friend, Joseph McGinleyOh his eyes"

Bonnie St. Johnstone - Richard Thompson

"(Trad. Arr. R. Thompson) Leaned her back against an oak Edinburgh, Edinburgh Leaned her back against an oak, Stirling for ay Leaned her back against an oak, first it bent and then it broke And Bonny St."

St. Swithin's Day - Billy Bragg

"Thinking back now, I suppose you were just stating your views What was it all for For the weather or the Battle of Agincourt And the times that we all hoped would last Like a train they have gone by so"

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